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Evening Star, Issue 14628, 26 July 1911, Page 8

SLUGGISH LIVER AND SPLITTING HEADACHES. BILE BEANS AUK WOMAN'S BEST FRIEND. " i'\ v years I v:a-> afiocttil with a sluggish fiver," says .Uis J. C. Wilson, Broad street, oli' Bamt'ord street, Woolston, N.Z. "At times I was completely prostrated, so that 1 was unable to attend to my ordinary household duties. I would 'nave severe attacks of biliousness, accompanied with splitting headaches, which would make me i'eel awfully dizzy, sick, and ill. i was also a victim to costiveness, and in lime my general health gave way altogether, and I ivas reduced to a physical wreck. 1 consulted medical men, and tried many medicines, but without gaining any relief whatever. One day, when I was awfully ill, a friend persuaded mo to test Bile Beans in my case. i did so, and alter the first few" doses began to feel I uas on the road to recovery. 1 continued with Bilo Beans, and the attacks of dizziness, sickness, and headaches gradually ceased. Soon all traces of costiveness disappeared, and I was perfectly free from all the ailments which had been a burden to me and made my existence miserable. In practically a s'hort time I was completely cured by Bile Beans." Bile Beans banish all stomach and liver disorders, piles, ancemia, and female ailments. All chemists and stores.—[Advt.j At Rheims (France) one Sunday iu-st month 60 couples celebrated their golden weddings. After they had attended mass at the cathedral a reception was held at the town hall, where each couple received a commemorative medal. The united agerf of one couple amounted to 170 yeans. Red, blue, and yellow flowers are never found on plants of ono species. There are red and yellow toscs, but not blue; blue and yellow pansies, but not :red ; and red and blue verbenas, but not any jvllovr.